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From Crown Heights to Jamaica, Queens, these Haitian-owned restaurants are helping define how Haitian food is experienced across New York City. The post 6 Haitian restaurants to check out across New York appeared first on The Haitian Times.
“Growing up was, if there was ever something that I felt like I couldn't do, my mom would say, ‘You have the blood of Dessalines in you. You have greatness in you. You have resilience in you.” The post How one Haitian mom’s journey put son on path to become NYC’s Health Commissioner appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian American former NYPD lieutenant Edwin Raymond, known nationally for challenging policing practices inside the department, has been appointed sheriff of New York City by Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The post Mayor Mamdani names Haitian American Edwin Raymond as New York City sheriff appeared first on The Haitian Times.
New York and New Jersey officials are investigating FIFA after fans reported misleading seat assignments and sharply rising ticket prices ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The post New York and New Jersey attorneys general subpoena FIFA over World Cup ticketing practices appeared first on The Haitian Times.
New York City residents will soon have a chance to buy $50 tickets to select World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium through a city-run lottery. The post New York City residents will get a chance to purchase $50 World Cup tickets appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Stephanie Pierre has opened Kafou, a Haitian art-inspired gallery in East Flatbush, creating space for artists and community amid a rapidly changing Brooklyn. The post Stephanie Pierre opens Haitian art-inspired gallery in East Flatbush appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Everyday objects — from Western Union receipts to coffee rituals, including two ‘gode emaye' coffee mugs placed on a corner table — along with quilted textile panels and archival documents reflect how many Haitian families have sustained connection across borders. The post Brooklyn artist Jennica Drice captures her hyphenated life in textiles appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Twoubadou Lakay concluded its six-week Mizik Ayiti Residency Spring Series on May 14 at Haiti Cultural Exchange with a lively performance celebrating Haiti’s troubadour music tradition. Formed to honor the 100th anniversary of Haitian music legend Coupé Cloué, the band performed classic songs, original compositions and musical tributes inspired by Haiti’s roots music. The audience responded with dancing, applause and sing-alongs throughout the evening. The post Twoubadou Lakay closes Ayti Mizik residency with tribute to Haiti troubadour music genre appeared […]
Located at 625 Rogers Avenue, La Cachette is a years-long dream turned reality for Eva Volmar, who left a career in nursing to follow her passion for cooking. After studying at the Institute of Culinary Education to become a chef, she opened “the corner hideaway” as an upscale Haitian-French fusion fine dining establishment. The post Haitian chef’s Brooklyn restaurant gets boost from food influencer’s viral review appeared first on The Haitian Times.
